FieldRecorder's wav2mp3

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Everyone
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About this app

You just want to convert a wav file to mp3? You're tired of typing through ads, rating requests, endless incomprehensible options and screens? And then at the end nothing happens, not even an error message?

Then "FieldRecorder's wav2mp3" is just right for you!

âš« No ads
âš« No rating requests
âš« No data collection
âš« One screen

Select the source and destination file, tap "Convert" and off you go in the background.

Done!

Download size under 1.3MB due to consistent native code, while comparable converter apps are on average 20MB in size.

If there are any problems, the app will inform you in an understandable way. Or you contact us.

Try it out, return the app with full refund. This purchased app does not collect data, does not contact us, does not spy. We make our money from the purchase price, not from your data!

By the way, our professional audio recorder app "Field Recorder" can completely remotely control this app so that it remains invisible, then!


Options


A few options are preset in a sensible way. However, you can specify your own values ​​and save them for all subsequent calls ("Save Pref").

âš« You can request the explanatory texts in your own language or in English, or hide them completely.

âš« We have specified the 5 most common bit rates for you to choose from so that you can switch quickly (in mono these bit rates are halved).

âš« You can specify how complex the mp3 file should be created. The more complex, the longer it takes, but the sound result can also be better.

âš« The stereo mode determines whether both channels are encoded separately ("LR") or together because both channels are very similar ("Mid-Side"), whether the software decides this itself and can also change in the middle of the material ("default") or whether a mono file is simply created.

âš« You specify whether the volume of the file remains as in the original or is maximized. You decide how many decibels below full level the result should remain so that no clipping occurs when listening.

âš« Finally, you decide if you receive a notification at the end of the conversion process, which allows you to share or further process the resulting mp3-file immediately.

We are aware that further features could improve usefulness and are willing to add them. Also, we have ideas on how to improve conversion speed. Let us know what you think!
Updated on
Nov 4, 2025

Data safety

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No data shared with third parties
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No data collected
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Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

What’s new

1.10 •Bug fixes
Earlier:
•Android 16 to 5
•Notification shows the remaining conversion duration
•Notification icons represent success and error
•Increased accessibility